Boundless said:

1. Although my heart is with traditional, digital art is incredibly fun too! I suggest using Autodesk Sketchbook. It's super easy to navigate with, but has tons of awesome brushes to play around with. For the best quality of art, I suggest a tablet and stylus.

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2. Honestly, it's just a lot of practice. Don't be afraid to try new things - it took me a while to get out of the simple side-view art heh, so experimenting and playing around with different perspectives is helpful.

Krampus said:

Medibang works really good for me, it's an Ipad art program. But i useally don't draw on it, i like make a sketch on paper first, and then add details and digitilize on Medibang

t r e a s u r e said:

1. If you want to get into digital art I reccomend you start small, don't go buying a bunch of equipment before you even know you like digital art.

The app I use is Medibang Paint on my iPad and Windows 10 surface pro (or whatever it's called)

Example on iPad

Example on Windows

It's also free so that's a bonus ^^

2. Since human art is not on WP you're gonna have to get used to drawing animals.

What I reccomend is you get a picture of an animal (maybe a wolf or cat, easier animals) And trace over it, you can either trace out the shape to give you a bit of feel as to how the animal is shaped or you can go and identify the shapes within the picture, like circles and lines and stuff, bonus points if you take these shapes and draw your own version!